The Army Pilot Career Guide Will Help You Get A Flight Slot

To: Prospective Army Pilot

RE: Your Future Army Pilot Career

If you want to be a pilot in the United States Army then you owe it to yourself to read this letter!

A year from now you could be the pilot of an AH-64 Apache blowing the crap out of an Al Qaeda strong hold in the mountains of Afghanistan.

Or piloting a UH-60 Blackhawk loaded with Army Rangers on an air assault mission.

Or flying a CH-47 Chinook delivering badly needed supplies and equipment to some lone outpost in the bad lands of Iraq.

You could be living your dream of being an Army pilot flying the most technologically advanced helicopters on the planet.

But ...before the Army gives you the keys to one of its helicopters you'll have to prove that you're worthy of joining their ranks...let alone becoming a pilot.

I'm not going to blow sunshine up your tail pipe and tell you that becoming an Army pilot is an easy goal to achieve. It's not. The phrase "nothing good comes easy", definitely applies. If you want to be a U.S. Army pilot it will take hard work, discipline, and dedication but it is definitely doable.

Getting into the Army, finishing flight school and having a challenging and successful career as a pilot boils down to two things.

1.Arming yourself with the right information and knowledge

2. Taking prompt and proper action

These two steps, as simple as they may seem, can be the difference between you flying a gunship on a search and destroy mission and wasting away in some cubicle, working for some jack ass of a boss.

Before I go any further let me make one thing perfectly clear. This comprehensive guide offers numerous strategies and time tested techniques to get you into the pilots seat but it still requires one thing from you-direct and purposeful action.

I can show what to do but ultimately its up to you to act. So if you're not willing to put your nose to the grindstone stop reading now. This is not for you and frankly the Army will be better off without you.

For those of you willing to devote some time and effort to achieve your career ambitions keep reading. I want the same thing that you want. To see you become a U.S. Army pilot.

That's why I decided to join my experience and knowledge with that of the numerous Army Aviators who've assisted me in developing the only guide you'll need to fulfill your goal of becoming an Army pilot... the ARMY PILOT CAREER GUIDE.

This comprehensive system, developed by current and former Army pilots, is designed to do one thing.

Give You The Strategies, Techniques, and Tips You Need To Become An Army Pilot

 

Today's Army pilot is:

• highly skilled
• highly intelligent
• able to make quick, sound decisions based on the information at hand
• is action oriented
• and is a warrior.

What make's you think you can be one of them?

Before you respond ...let me give you a small sample of typical answers I get when I ask that question.

"this is all I've wanted to do since I was a kid"

"my uncle was an Army pilot and I want to follow in his footsteps".

"blah, blah, blah"

I hate to be the one to break it to you cupcake but the Army doesn't give a rat's a** about any of the reasons you say you want to be in the Army.

If you can't prove to the Army by your actions that you deserve to be in their ranks then you might as well be pi**ing into a stiff wind. The Army only cares about one thing...what you do. This is the only thing that matters and the only thing that will get you any modicum of respect.

There are many who say what they will do to achieve their career goals but far fewer who are actually willing to take action.

What type of person are you?

What are you willing to do to achieve your goals?

The ARMY Pilot CAREER GUIDE knows what the Army wants to see from its future pilots and it lays out a path that virtually guarantees you a pilot slot.

That fact alone makes this guide valuable to your future career but there's more...

In every other service you need to be a commissioned officer (which requires a 4 yr college degree) to be a pilot...not so in the Army.

In the Army, a high school diploma is all you need to become a warrant officer and fly the most advanced helicopters in the world. The Army though doesn't take just any snot nosed, wet behind the ears, punk kid off the street and put them into the pilot's seat of a multi million dollar aircraft. You have to prove to the Army that you have the dedication, intelligence, motivation, and desire to serve. You have to have your head screwed on right, your i's dotted and t's crossed.

And whether you're goal is to be a warrant officer pilot or a commissioned officer pilot you still need to have your sh*t together to get into an officer training program which builds the foundation for your future career as Army pilot.

Do you know what the Army is looking for in its future officers and pilots?

Do you know how to get the selection board to sit up and notice?

Do you know how to virtually guarantee yourself a flight slot?

There's no reason to take unnecessary chances with your career when the Army Pilot Career Guide can take you from where you are now to the cockpit of an Army aircraft.

Here's a sampling of the things the Army Pilot Career Guide covers:

• Lays out the various ways you can become an Army pilot.
• Explains the differences between a commissioned officer and a warrant officer.
• Explains the advantages and disadvantages of becoming a warrant officer pilot.
• Explains the advantages and disadvantages of becoming a commissioned officer pilot.
• Tells you the specific character traits the Army likes to see in its pilots and what you can to to show the Army that you're worthy.
• Explains the career path for both commissioned and warrant officer pilots.
• Gives you an inside look at WOCS (Warrant Officer Candidate School)
• Explains the different commissioning programs so that you can make an informed decision.
• Regardless of the path you choose, the guide gives you a simple plan to finishing at the top of your training class
• The right way to "contact" and "speak" to a recruiter. First impressions are important. Don't blow yours.
• How to get a guaranteed flight slot.
• A look at the different aircraft used by the army and how to choose the right one for you.
• A look at Army operations around the globe.
• How to develop an action mind set.
• Simple strategies and techniques that will leave you cool as a cucumber in the cockpit even when your instructor is throwing everything at you (including the kitchen sink).
• Common flight school pitfalls and how to avoid them.
• And much, much, more!

This guide is the closest thing you can have to a personal mentor whose with you every step of the way through the process of earning your wings.

As you can see, this guide is a treasure trove of information all focused on one outcome. You becoming a U.S. Army pilot.

Let's take a look at the total system and its components

 

The Army Pilot Career Guide Manual--This is where it all begins. This is where you'll learn the strategies, techniques, and tips that will virtually guarantee you a flight slot.

These are time tested, proven techniques that have worked for army aviators before you, will work for those that come after you and there's no reason they won't work for you.

This manual puts you in the "driver's seat" as you proactively plan out and act on those things that will get you a flight slot.

 

 

 

Disc 1- Your Army Pilot Career-This disc takes an in depth look at your future career as a U.S. Army pilot. From before you enter the Army, through flight school and the rest of your career.

Whether you decide to go the warrant officer route or the commissioned officer route this disc will give you an insiders look at your future life and career as an U.S. Army pilot.

 

 

Disc Two -Excelling At Flight School--Flight school is a mental, emotional, and physical exercise. Get tips that will help you deal with the enormous amount of information that will be thrown your way that you will be required to know and reguirtate on demand.

Additionally get little known exercises and techniques that will keep you as cool as a cucumber when your flight instructor is throwing everything at you (even the kitchen sink).

These exercises have helped countless pilots before you become more confident, more relaxed, and ultimately better and more capable pilots.

 

 

Disc Three- Army Aircraft and Missions--An in depth look into the aircraft you'll be flying once you get out of flight school.

Army aviation has many different missions and uses different aircraft to accomplish each one. You'll learn about the aircraft, the missions, and how Army aviation integrates into the Army as a whole.

 

 

 

 

Disc Four- Frequently Asked Questions- This disc contains the answers to questions that frequently come up when discussing a career as an U.S. Army pilot.

 

 

 

 

This guide gives you the information, strategies, techniques, and tips that you'll need to become either a warrant or commissioned officer, get a flight slot, excel in flight school, earn your wings and get a good start in your career as a United States Army Pilot.

It's like having your own personal team of ass kicking, fire breathing Army Aviators guiding you through the process.

Take a moment to think about it. For a modest investment you're getting information that will put you in a position to live your dreams. I don't know how much that's worth to you but can assure you the cost of this guide is a pittance by comparison.

Additionally, I want to make sure that you're completely satisfied with the information within the Army Pilot Career Guide. That's why I give you a no questions asked 60 day money back guarantee.

That's more than enough time for you to review the material and put your own specific plan into action.

My goal is to see you reach your goal. Being an Army pilot is a great career choice and I'm honored to be able to help you achieve your goal. I previously offered this guide for $147 but have recently slashed the price by $50

For a low, one time investment of $97.00 this system can be yours and you can be on your way of achieving your goals of becoming an U.S. Army pilot.